Mélanie Chasselon, “FLEUR AIMÉE”

for string orchestra

Fleur Aimée, a lyrical miniature by the French composer Mélanie Chasselon (1845–1923), sings with gentle romantic charm and warm melodic contours. This arrangement for string orchestra preserves the piece’s graceful, song-like character, highlighting its expressive lines and tender harmonic language.

The orchestration brings out the work’s delicate textures—flowing inner voices, expressive countermelodies, and a glowing, unified sound—making it a beautiful selection for concerts, refined programming, or moments that call for a touch of intimate elegance.


Instrumentation:

violins I, violins II, violas I, violas II, cellos, double bass 

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